Some potential property buyers looking at coastal and waterfront destinations are starting to ask questions about whether the homes they are interested in could be affected by the changing climate.
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Monthly Archives: September 2025
Rocky View County planning for future AI data centres
Rocky View County (RVC) is working to secure future opportunities for Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centre developments that align with community priorities and local needs.
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St. Albert decides against multi-year budgeting
St. Albert city councillors voted against updating their budget process, at least for now.
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$11.45 million beachfront home destined for demolition
An unlisted beachfront holiday home has changed hands for $11.45 million after igniting a fierce off-market battle between two buyers desperate the break into the Gold Coast’s tightly held Millionaire’s Row.
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Central Alberta lithium project gets second phase approval
A company on the leading edge of Alberta’s nascent lithium industry has received approval to take its central Alberta project to the next phase.
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Inside the final luxury units for sale in this $1.2b inner-city project
An apartment building with 96 ultra-luxury residences is under construction in Brisbane’s inner city, marking the conclusion of a $1.2 billion project in the West End.
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No interest rate shakeup expected as unemployment holds steady
Unemployment remains steady in Australia, suggesting the nation’s jobs market is unlikely to influence interest rates in the near term.
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Opinion: North Calgary needs a real transit vision — BRT now, rail tomorrow
For decades, North Calgary has been promised better transit. Every election brings talk of fairness and growth, yet every weekday morning, families in Panorama, Coventry, Livingston and Carrington sit in the same gridlock. The city’s largest infrastructure project, the Green Line LRT, won’t change that reality any time soon.
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Taxing empty rooms is a bad idea, but our addiction to too much house is a problem, too
It’s easy to mock an ill-conceived, dead-on-arrival Australian plan to tax empty rooms, but a more pressing question for many Canadians might be: What is the economic benefit of living in a half-empty home, even one that is paid off?
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How long could it take to save the down payment on a Calgary home?
Slow and steady is often a winning formula for first-time buyers saving for a down payment in Calgary’s resale real estate market, but their pace to achieving that goal seems like a sprint relative to other major Canadians markets. A new study by national realty firm Zoocasa found first-time buyers, who are able to save the average monthly rent for a one-bedroom suite in the city of $1,689, would have the minimum five per cent down payment for the average-priced, single-family detached home in 2½ years.
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